Hey, Zia

Kevin

Hi there. Can you hear me okay?

I sure can.

Oh, fantastic. Great to see you.

So can you just tell the viewers who are not familiar with you a little bit about your work, please?

No, I can't tell a little bit about it. It's too long.

But although we've got an hour.

Oh, yeah, okay. Well, when

25 years ago this February we held a big meeting in downtown Vancouver and

there were

600 people are most of them indigenous and they'd all gone through these death camps. They call residential schools.

It really kicked off our whole movement that not only exposed genocide and Canada, but really escalated all over the world and even thought

a lot of people forced Pope Benedict out of office in 2011, 2012, not period.

So I thought it was too bad the guy died off before the 10th anniversary of that.

You know, we're planning some nice celebrations.

But anyway, it's it's all about

first the campaign to expose the murder of children and that's grown all over the world now.

We work with people in many countries fighting this genocide that's now affecting everybody with the COVID police state and all that.

So, you know, murder by decree.com tells a lot of the story of 22 books. I mean, you know, what can I say?

So what is the significance of Pope Benedict's death?

Well, I mean, in one sense, it's not significant at all yet.

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